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    Million-Dollar Mix-Up: A twin switch, snowbound romance
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    The Dunn Brothers Series

    By Jessica Lemmon

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    About this series

    They're faking it for his fans—and now there’s a baby on the way! Only in this Dunn Brothers novel by Jessica Lemmon.

    From pretense to pregnancy…

    things just got real!

    Scoring an interview with actor Isaac Dunn is a dream come true for podcaster Meghan Squire. But when he asks her to be his pretend girlfriend, she has to pinch herself to see if she’s dreaming! The arrangement is just for a while. Just to keep the press at bay. Easy enough. At least until their attraction proves anything but fake and results in a pregnancy. Suddenly the million-dollar question is if they’re ready to make a real commitment…

    From Harlequin Desire: A luxurious world of bold encounters and sizzling chemistry.

    Love triumphs in these uplifting romances, part of The Dunn Brothers series:

    Book 1: Million-Dollar Mix-Up
    Book 2: Million-Dollar Consequences
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Desire
    Release dateJan 25, 2022
    Million-Dollar Mix-Up: A twin switch, snowbound romance

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      Million-Dollar Mix-Up: A twin switch, snowbound romance
      Million-Dollar Mix-Up: A twin switch, snowbound romance

      Million-Dollar Mix-Up: A twin switch, snowbound romance

      Jessica Lemmon
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      The ultimate twin switch leads to snowbound mischief in this Dunn Brothers novel by Jessica Lemmon. This twin switch will save her business— as long as it doesn't get personal… Talent agent Kendall Squire desperately needs actor Max Dunn to leave his self-imposed retirement. As the agent for his identical twin brother, Kendall may have signed up her client to do a commercial without finalizing one tiny detail: his availability. Max would be the perfect stand-in, but when she goes to his mountaintop cabin to pitch the idea, they end up trapped by a blizzard. Soon, convincing Max to pose as his twin gives way to a much more intimate negotiation… From Harlequin Desire: A luxurious world of bold encounters and sizzling chemistry. Love triumphs in this uplifting romance, part of The Dunn Brothers series: Book 1: Million-Dollar Mix-Up

      The ultimate twin switch leads to snowbound mischief in this Dunn Brothers novel by Jessica Lemmon. This twin switch will save her business— as long as it doesn't get personal… Talent agent Kendall Squire desperately needs actor Max Dunn to leave his self-imposed retirement. As the agent for his identical twin brother, Kendall may have signed up her client to do a commercial without finalizing one tiny detail: his availability. Max would be the perfect stand-in, but when she goes to his mountaintop cabin to pitch the idea, they end up trapped by a blizzard. Soon, convincing Max to pose as his twin gives way to a much more intimate negotiation… From Harlequin Desire: A luxurious world of bold encounters and sizzling chemistry. Love triumphs in this uplifting romance, part of The Dunn Brothers series: Book 1: Million-Dollar Mix-Up

    Author

    Jessica Lemmon

    Jessica Lemmon is a former job-hopper who resides in Ohio with her husband and rescue dogs. She holds a degree in graphic design currently gathering dust in an impressive frame. When she’s not writing emotionally charged stories, she spends her time drawing, drinking coffee, and laughing with friends. Her motto is Read for fun, and she believes we should all do more of what makes us happy. Learn more about her books at jessicalemmon.com.

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